Kraft Foods officials plan open house at Clare plant
District Supervisor Noel Hemmert and Publicity Manager Leonard Kingsley of Kraft Foods in Indianapolis were in Clare for Four County Dairy Day and a proposed Kraft plant open house. Police investigate windows broken at Clare Public School during the visit.
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Clare Public School
Noel Hemmert
Leonard Kingsley
Kraft Foods Company
Indianapolis
Indiana
Clare
Planus
Kraft
Four County
Truck Fire in Gaylord Sparks Police Aid Call
Ralph Schaffer of Gaylord rushed into the Gaylord police chief’s office on Tuesday en route to Jackson with an urgent request for help after his truck caught fire. The Fire Department arrived and extinguished the blaze with little loss.
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Ralph Schaffer
Gaylord
Covell
Jackson
Maxwell Radio Service Expands White Shop On Hill
Maxwell Radio Service adds a 22 by 86 foot cinder block extension to the White Shop on the Hill. The original 20 by 20 foot building fronts Hast Fourth Street and will display radios while the new addition houses car radio installation and radio and refrigeration service. Norm, owner, started in Clare Hardware & Furniture six years ago and has operated at the current spot three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell Radio Service
Norm
Clare Hardware & Furniture Company
Dr. Ray W. Chamberlain Joins Mt. Pleasant Medical Staff
Dr. Ray W. Chamberlain, physician and surgeon, opens practice in Mt. Pleasant at 211 N. Franklin St. He is a Mt. Pleasant High School alum of 1937 and UM graduate who served two years in the U. S. Army and studied surgery at the University of Michigan. He will work with Dr. C. B. Wood. Mrs. Chamberlain, Katherine Dwyer of Clare, will operate in Central Michigan Community Hospital.
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Ray W. Chamberlain
Mt. Pleasant
N. Franklin St
Chamberlain
H. T. Chamberlain
Alma
Mt. Pleasant High School
Central Michigan College
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
University Hospital
U. S. Army
C. B. Wood
Clare
Katherine Dwyer
Clare High School
University of Michigan School of Nursing
Hart Dwyer
Clare County Bar Association Saturday Attorney Schedule
The Clare County Bar Association announces Thursday afternoon office closures and a Saturday service with one attorney available each Saturday. June 7 Naumes, June 14 Hughes, June 21 Holbrook, June 28 Names, July 5 Hughes, July 12 Holbrook, July 19 Naumes, July 26 Hughes, Aug 2 Holbrook, Aug 9 Naumes, Aug 16 Hughes, Aug 28 Holbrook, Aug 80 Naumes, Sept 6 Hughes. Signed: Donald E. Helbrook, Joseph K. Naumes, Harold B. Hughes.
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Clare County Bar Association
Mr. Naumes
Mr. Hughes
Mr. Holbrook
Mr. Names
Donald EB. Helbrook
Joseph K. Naumes
Harold B. Hughes
Card of Thanks from the Burns Family
We thank friends and relatives for kindness and the flowers sent during our bereavement. Mrs. John Burns and family.
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John Burns
Appreciation Note From Carl Miller
Carl Miller expresses thanks to friends and neighbors for kindnesses and donations during his hospital stay. He remarks that the thoughtfulness was deeply appreciated.
Cabbage Vitamin C Loss When Reheated
Reading notes that cooked cabbage refrigerated for two or three days then reheated loses less vitamin C than cabbage kept standing on the stove for an hour or two.
In Memoriam William Edgar Battle Remembered
In laying memory of our dear husband father and grandfather William Edgar Battle who passed away two years ago June 1 1945. There is not a day we do not think of you. He has entered into a better land. Mrs Wm Battle Sr Mr and Mrs Wm Battle Jr Mr and Mrs Joe Gibbs Mr and Mrs Harold Smith James Battle Mr and Mrs Russell Lester Junior Battle and Grandchildren
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William Edgar Battle
Wm. Battle
Wm. Battle, Jr
Joe Gibbs
Harold Smith
James Battle
Russell Lester Junior Battle
In Loving Memory Adah Videan and John J Rhodes
The Rhodes family recalls sis Adah Videan who died three years ago on June 7 1944 and father John J Rhodes who died three years ago on July 7 Their faces are gone but memories remain their voices are silent and dear
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Adah Videan
John J. Rhodes
Rhodes
Thanks for flowers cards and visits to hospital
Mrs Dorothy Harley expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for flowers cards and visits during her stay at Central Michigan Community Hospital Mt Pleasant it was greatly appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Michigan Community Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Soviet Science Plan Expanded
Details of the Soviet five year plan to rebuild war losses and accelerate scientific progress are outlined in official publications. The program includes training 1,280,000 technicians and 700,000 laboratory specialists, expansion of the Russian Academy of Sciences, use of German personnel, and a council for scientific propaganda to spread technical knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russia
Communist Party
Russian Academy of Sciences
Latvia
Estonia
Council For
Boy survives 13000-volt shock after rail car fall
Nine-year-old John Floyd grabbed a live 13 000 volt wire while playing on a railroad car in Baltimore. He received minor burns but lived to tell the tale after doctors at Johns Hopkins treated him. Physicians said the shock briefly rocked his heart but did not stop it.
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Baltimore
John Floyd
Johns Hopkins Hospital
John
Sebo
Former Nazi Slaves Build Up Holy Land
Thousands of former Nazi slaves settle in Palestine aided by the United Jewish Appeal totaling 170 million dollars. Immigrants prepare land to make room for thousands more survivors from Displaced Persons camps aided by UJA and United Palestine Appeal.
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Holy Land
Palestine
United Jewish Appeal
United Palestine, Appeal
UJA
Arctic Weather Stations Jointly Funded by U S and Canada
U S Ottawa and Ottawa agreement moves nine weather stations to be built in northern Canadian wastelands within three years. Two stations to be finished this year at Eureka Sound Ellsmere Island and Winter Harbor Melville Island. Seven south of these with American construction.
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Ottawa
Ont
United States
Arctic
Eureka Sound
Ellsmere Island
North Pole
Winter Harbor
Melville Island
Polarite Cap
Thule
Greenland
Chalk River
Pockets of Boys Like a Walking Store Surprised Madison Club
New York report shows Madison Square Boys Club guests tallied a pocket census. Fifteen year old Thomas Belmonte topped the results with forty two items, including two picture holders calendar wood pieces keys a toy whip medals cards and dice from 250 attendees.
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New York
Madison Square Boys Club
Thomas Belmonte
New Device Doubles Engine Power and Eliminates Valves
Washington reports a device claimed by German inventor Dr. Adolph Schnuerle to double engine power and remove the need for valves. The loop scavenging system blows exhaust gases from combustion chambers, with ports in the cylinder walls creating a loop of air for cleaning. Tests allegedly show a two stroke loop scavenged engine doubling output per cylinder versus a four stroke. The Commerce Department may hand the idea to American engineers for more study.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Department
Adolph Schnuerle
Schnuerle
St Saute
Schmuerle
Rubber Goods Output Soars To Double Prewar Peak
New York reports rubber manufacturers with 300000 workers produced 2.3 billion dollars of finished goods in 1946, over twice the 1940 prewar peak. The year saw only one five week shutdown at General Tire and Rubber in Akron. The industry aims for 2.5 billion in 1947 with 80 million more tires and 62 million for autos and trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Tire & Rubber Company
Akron
Herbert E. ‘Smith
United States Rubber Company
Pigeon Keeps Time on Minneapolis Park Crew
A white pigeon on the Minneapolis park board arrives at 8 a m and leaves at noon each day, accompanying unpaid worker Charles Anderson on his rounds. Anderson says he could almost set his watch by the bird, which days off only at night and returns next morning.
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Minneapolis
Charles Anderson
Anderson
Classified Liners and Auto Ads from Clare Sentinel
Classified lines advertise a 1931 Chevrolet coupe a 1938 Ford Tudor and a 1942 Ford Tudor by M R Howlett on Stockyard Road between old and new US 10 Clare R 5. Also notices seeking a woman for home telephone surveys Box 63 Clare Sentinel and a work wanted for housework or child care with Paddy Curtiss contact Lake George 39 F14.
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M. R. Howlett
Clare
Stockyard Road
Clare Sentinel
Lake George
Paddy Curtiss
Wreck clarification on May 22 collision at Palace Cafe
The Sentinel repeats a corrected report of a traffic crash on North McEwan Street at 10:30 p m May 22. Robert Querback of Clare drove a Buick owned by Robert Burns of Coleman striking Walford Siel’s 1934 Chevrolet after Siel attempted a U turn near the Palace Cafe. The Buick’s left front fender damaged the Chevrolet rear and caused damage to the Buick front.
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Sentinel
Robert Querback
Clare
North McEwan St
Robert Burns
Coleman
Walford Siel
Palace Cafe
Siel
Buick
Chevrolet
Thanks to friends for kindness during illness and death
The Dull Families express gratitude to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness after the illness and passing of Harvey Dull. Special thanks go to Rev. Kleinhardt and Rev. Munger for their words, to singers, pallbearers, floral tributers, and the Rebekahs for organizing meals. These acts will be remembered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Dull
Charlie Kleinhardt
Roy Munger
Rebekahs
Dull
Expressing thanks to friends and Grange for support
The writer thanks friends relatives and Mr Vernon Grange for flowers fruit and cards during a hospital stay at Clare Hospital. Gratitude also goes to Dr and Mrs McArthur nursing staff and Mr and Mrs Harold White for visits and assistance.
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Vernon. Grange
Clare Hospital
Mrs.McArthur
Harold’ White
Tourists Treated Courteously Stop in Clare Again
Report notes visitors praised Clare for friendly treatment prompting repeat calls. Local merchants credit courteous service for steady tourist flow and potential economic uplift in the town.
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Clare
Clare County Road Commission Holds May 19 1947 Meeting
The Clare County Road Commission held its regular meeting in Harrison Michigan on May 19 1947 chaired by Frank B. Beam with members Beam and Diment present. The group approved payroll of 3749.60 and adopted a resolution granting the chairman signing authority for notes and contracts. Bills totaling numerous repair parts materials and services were approved for payment pending proper OK.
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Clare County Road Commission
Court House
Harrison
Frank B. Beam
Beam and
Diment
Sutton
Beam
Frank Beam
Tha
Yeas
Banner Linen Service Towers
Sterling Motor Corp
Harrison Hardware
General Sales Company of
Cadillac
Wolverine Tractor & Equipment Co
Dan McDonald
W. H. Bicknell
Valley Oxygen Company
Stevens Mfg. Company
Monarch Road Machinery Company
Detroit Ball Bearing Company
Cadillac Concrete Pipe Company
McGowan Hardware
Totrust
Bay City
Duplex Truck Company
F. Toeppner and Sons
Auto Electric Company
Huebner Machinery Company
Harold Alexander
Howell’ and
Galvin
Cities Service Oil Company
H. F. Wieneke Company
Whyte Motor Sales Inc
Northern Supply Company
Contractors Machinery Company
Frederick B. Scott
Johnston Elevator Company
Draper Chevrolet Company
Bell Telephone Company Service
Toll
the Lowery Company
Beam Gas and Oil Company
General. Distributing Corp
Clute’s Gardge . Hose
McGuire Brothers
Doylé Freight Lines Freight
J. KO Ndunies
Zepal Services
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Carl Miller
Memoriam
Dorothy Harley
America
U. S
Canada
Clare Tourist Park
Michigan
WM. H. Bicknell
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Charlie Northern
The
Board of
Clare County Road Commissioners
Harrison, Michigan
Comim
Beart
Cothim
Dinnent
Elster Amble
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